; Ini <-> hash table - Kyousoukyoku/XteNsion
; Syntax:
; /hash2ini (hash table) (ini name without the .ini) (ini topic to put items in)
; /ini2hash (ini without the .ini) (hashtable) (ini topic to put into hash table)

• Documentation can be found in the code.

/*
Documentation; 
Snippet title;Hash <-> INI 
Author;Kyou./XN.
Date released;10/17/07
Updated;10/17/07
***************************
This snippet converts hash tables into ini files or vice versa. Pretty useful for switching different types of files. The syntax is: /hash2ini <hash> <ini> <topic> or /ini2hash <ini> <hash> <topic>. <topic> for /hash2ini simply puts the data from the hash table into the topic of the ini file. <topic> for /ini2hash transfers all items from the topic to the new hash table. 
Any redistribution of any scripts made by this author without consent and credit to & for the author is forbidden. Please don't make a fool of yourself by overlooking this. Thanks - XN/Kyousoukyoku. 
*/

alias hash2ini { 
  if ($3) { 
    if ($hget($1) && !$exists($+($2,.,ini))) { 
      var %x = 1
      while ($hget($1,%x).item) { 
        writeini -n $+($2,.,ini) $3 $v1 $hget($1,%x).data
        inc %x
      }
      echo $color(info) -a Now opening new ini file...
      .timer 1 2 run $+($2,.,ini)
    }
  }
}

alias ini2hash { 
  if ($3) { 
    if ($exists($+($1,.,ini))) { 
      if (!$hget($2)) { hmake $2 } 
      var %x = 1
      while ($ini($+($1,.,ini),$3,%x)) { 
        hadd $2 $v1 $readini($+($1,.,ini),$3,%x)
        inc %x
      }
      echo $color(info) -a Now displaying new hash table...
      .timer 1 2 /hashview $2
    }
  }
}

alias -l hashview { 
  if ($1) { 
    var %x = 1
    if ($window(hashview)) { clear @hashview }
    else { window -lk @hashview }
    while ($hget($1,%x).item) { 
      aline -p @hashview $v1
      inc %x
    }
  }
}